Robert Kerr wreck - hawsehole
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Built in 1866, the Robert Kerr barque, measuring 190 feet, underwent a transformation to become a coal barge. In 1911, while being towed from Nanaimo, it ran aground north of Thetis Island. Many distinctive features of 19th-century sailing vessels remain visible at this underwater site, situated in the icy waters of British Columbia between depths of 5 meters and 15 meters. This is a hawsehole, located near the centerline of the ship's bow at the wreck site. These protective fittings shielded wooden decking from chafing caused by anchor chains. Photographed from 97 images taken in February 2019 by Ewan Anderson and Nick Bowman.
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